15 pyramid tea bags · Naturally caffeine free
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Why you'll love our camomile tea
Daisy-like camomile flowers with a fruity apple tone, a lovely cup to unwind with.
Our story
The little "earth apple"
Camomile has been brewed as a herbal infusion for centuries, and its name tells you what to expect from the cup.
The name
It comes, through French and Latin, from the Greek khamaimēlon, meaning "earth apple": a low-growing plant with a scent that reminded people of apples. It's that gentle, fruity apple tone you'll notice in every cup of ours.
The flower
The plant itself is a member of the daisy family, with small white petals around a bright yellow centre. It's the flower heads that are picked and dried for tea. Ours are grown on the plains of Egypt.
Two spellings
You'll see both spellings on tea shelves. "Chamomile" follows the Latin and Greek, while "camomile" is the traditional British spelling, borrowed from French. At Brodies, we use “camomile” Whichever you use, it's one of the best-loved herbal infusions in Britain.
Brodies has been blending in Scotland since 1867. For another caffeine-free favourite, try our Peppermint pyramid tea bags, or explore all our pyramid tea bags.
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How to brew
- 1Tea bag
- 100°Freshly boiled
- 5-7Minutes
- Always use freshly drawn water.
- Use one tea bag per person.
- Pour on freshly boiled water.
- Leave to infuse for 2 to 3 minutes.
Brewing tip
Cover your cup while it brews to keep all the aroma in.
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